Never Weatherbeaten Saile Thomas Campion, First Book of Ayres 1613
Never weatherbeaten saile More willing bent to shore Never tyred Pingrim's limbs Affected slumber more; Than my wearied spright now longs To fly out of my troubled brest. O come quickly sweetest Lord, And take my soule to rest. Ever blooming are the joyes Of Heavn's high paradice, Cold age defeats not there our eares, Nor vapour dims our eyes; Glory there the Sun outshines, Whoose beames the blessed only see: O come quickly glorious Lord, And raise my spright to thee.